Wolves are back amongst their home supporters as they host Sheffield United in the Premier League on Sunday.
It is the only league match being played on Sunday and is scheduled to kick-off at 13:30 on Sky Sports Premier League. The Carabao Cup final between Chelsea and Liverpool will kick off on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Football.
Gary O'Neil's side are in good spirits after their 2-1 win against Tottenham Hotspur last weekend. Joao Gomes scored in either half to give Wolves the victory with Dejan Kulusevski cancelling out his 42nd minute opener.
The result put Wolves 11th in the table and now they are level on points with Chelsea and are outside the top-half of the table on the virtue of goal difference. Chelsea aren't in league action this weekend West Ham don't play until Monday so Wolves can overtake them with a victory.
As for United, they suffered a 5-0 thrashing at the hands of Brighton & Hove Albion last Sunday. Everton loanee Mason Holgate was sent off after just 13 minutes which was the quickest red card this season. Brighton profited from his dismissal with Facundo Buonanotte and Danny Welbeck netting in a four-minute salvo and then Simon Adingra scored a brace as he added to Jack Robinson's own goal. Sheffield United are rock bottom of the league and level on points with Burnley with only goal difference separating the two sides. They are seven points adrift of safety and have played a game more than Luton Town who are above them in 18th.
Earlier in the season, Sheffield United won 2-1 against Wolves. Paul Heckingbottom was in charge and he saw the Blades win thanks to goals from former Aston Villa striker Cameron Archer and Oliver Norwood, with O'Neil incensed following a controversial penalty decision.
It's the middle of the week and so there's still a few days to go until the game but there are some players who are doubts for the match whilst others have been ruled out for this game and the rest of the season. Here's the latest injury and team news ahead of the clash in the West Midlands.
1. Matheus Cunha - out
Cunha suffered a significant hamstring injury against Brentford. It was reported initially he'd be out for the rest of the season but the player expects to be back in the next few weeks.
2. Matheus Cunha - out (continued)
Gary O'Neil said on Feb 16: 'It's a hamstring injury with a little bit of muscle damage in the middle of the muscle. "He's really optimistic and feels good with not too much pain there. We haven't set any timelines. He's feeling really good with it.'
3. Max Lowe - out
Limited to eight games this season and spent two months out. Came back after six games out against Luton Town and played 85 minutes but then didn't feature against Brighton last week. His season is expected to be over.
4. Max Lowe - out (continued)
Feb 18: 'Someone had a shot. Max went to block it and did his ankle ligaments. "He's had surgery, and I believe he's going to have surgery on it again, so we'll rule him out for the season."